One day: Sennacherib was likely killed in 681 BC, about twenty years after he left Jerusalem.
Esarhaddon ruled Assyria from 680 to 669 BC. It is ironic that Sennacherib, who mocked the Lord, was killed by his sons in the temple of his own god.
One day: Sennacherib was likely killed in 681 BC, about twenty years after he left Jerusalem.
Esarhaddon ruled Assyria from 680 to 669 BC. It is ironic that Sennacherib, who mocked the Lord, was killed by his sons in the temple of his own god.